Temperament Analysis Trait Table

Indicator Sanguine
Entertainer
Choleric
Ruler
Melancholic
Computer
Phlegmatic
Supporter
Supine
Servant
Behavior creative,
warm,
charismatic,
energetic
controls,
dictates
attentive
to
details,
systematic
agreeable,
personable,
friendly,
caring,
helpful
highly
aware
of and
responsive
to need
in
others
Under
Pressure
loud talk,
fast talk,
comply
yell,
blow up,
bully,
throw
tantrums,
take
pot-shots,
display
arrogance
become
silent,
flee,
withdraw,
autocrat
submit,
accommodate,
gunny
-sack,
passive
-aggressive
fearful,
yet
diligent
Payoff Communication,
attention,
compliance
feel
superior,
dominate
others
consistent,
well
prepared
illusion
of
harmony,
never
take
risks
finds
fulfillment
in serving
others
Strength people
oriented,
persuasive,
verbally
skilled,
optimistic
decisive,
GTD,
self
-confident
accurate,
factual,
precise,
organized
likable,
loyal,
team
player,
steadfast,
patient
driven
to serve,
enjoy
people,
gentle
spirit
Weakness egotistical,
lack
follow
-through,
flighty
intimidating,
alienating
stubborn,
boring,
aloof,
unimaginative
indecisive,
dawdler,
gullible,
uncommunicative
indirect
behavior,
harbor
anger,
hurt
feelings,
feeling
powerless
Needs popularity,
warmth,
social
recognition,
emotional
connection
control,
power,
to be
right
controlled
environment,
security,
order,
continuity
security,
connectivity,
belonging,
to please
others,
predictability
acceptance,
acknowlegment,
self
-direction
Successful
Interaction
Tools
flexibility,
enthusiasm,
listening,
visuals
support,
directness,
business
like,
task
orientation
step
by
step,
facts,
logic,
structure,
tie
new
to
old
casual,
informal,
listen,
lessen
pace,
goals,
personal
development
build
on
relationships,
provide
acceptance

The table above is designed to provide and overview of the behaviors typically displayed by individuals of each temperament under the listed circumstances. Although, it will not provide a complete picture of the temperament of the individual (a temperament analysis would be needed for that) it will provide a lens through which to view these behaviors as they are displayed.

As you can see the margins are out of alignment. I have done what I could to adjust the HTML code to conform the table to the structure of the web-page and even though it is not perfectly adjusted, I felt it was a tool of significant value to warrant its inclusion.

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